SOCI 3307
Sociology of Health
examines health, illness, and medical systems from a sociological perspective. Students will explore how social inequalities shape the distribution and experience of illness, how cultural meanings of the body and health vary, and how medical knowledge and authority are socially constructed. Topics include medicalization, health professions, inequality, and the structural determinants of health.
Prerequisites & course information
PR: 3 credit hours in any 2000 level Sociology course and 3 credit hours in one of SOCI 1000 , SOCI 1001 (or Criminology 1001 ), or SOCI 2100
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027